Your child won’t just use AI — they will create with it
CBSE has brought AI and Computational Thinking into the school curriculum, starting from Class 3. At GyaniPandit, children learn with age-safe AI tools — matched to their class, at their own pace, and always with parents in the loop.
- Class-wise curriculum — Class 5 and Class 12 don’t learn the same way
- Age-safe tools only — every tool’s official age policy is verified by us
- AI agents included — not just using tools, but building a study agent
- Recorded + LIVE doubts — learn at your pace, ask a real teacher when stuck
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No payment, no pressure — watch the demo, then decide.
Who is this course for?
If even one of these sounds like your home, the demo is worth watching.
Screen time is a reality. The real question is whether that time goes into consuming or creating. We turn the same screen time into learning and building: their own ML model, their own revision pack, their own project.
In Class 9-10, AI is already a CBSE skill subject (code 417), and the new CT & AI curriculum now covers Class 3-8 too. This course is not against the school syllabus — it is its best friend: same concepts, more practice, real tools.
You don’t need to be a coder to learn AI. Here children design posters, make songs for their subjects, and build quizzes from their own chapters. Coding comes in only where it fits the class level — step by step.
For senior students: an AI-powered study system for board revision, Python + AI basics, and a clear understanding of AI agents — so that AI is not new to them in college and career.
One thing, said honestly: this is not a “rocket-science coding bootcamp”, and we never promise marks or ranks. This course teaches children to understand AI and use it the right way — and every child can do that.
AI is no longer optional — it is part of school now
This is not our claim. These are the Government of India’s and CBSE’s own figures.
CBSE students chose AI as a subject in Class 9-10 (session 2024-25)
🏛️ Govt of India · Lok Sabha, Dec 2024CBSE schools already teach AI as a skill subject or module
🏛️ Education Ministry · Lok Sabha, Aug 2025CBSE has rolled out the Computational Thinking & AI curriculum for Classes 3-8 from session 2026-27
🏛️ CBSE Circular Acad-15/2026The National Education Policy recommends bringing emerging technologies like AI into the school curriculum
🏛️ Ministry of Education, NEP 2020The meaning is simple — AI is coming to your child’s classroom, or it is already there. The only difference will be between children who face it with fear, and children who use it with confidence. We prepare them for the second team.
A class-wise curriculum — one course does not fit all
Each grade band has its own content, tools and projects — because a Class 5 child and a Class 12 student learn very differently.
🧒 Class 5–7: Junior AI Explorers
With parents · Supervised tools only- AI is not magic: understanding how AI “thinks”, through games and everyday examples — no jargon.
- Computational Thinking: spotting patterns, breaking big problems into small steps — the same skills in CBSE’s new Class 3-8 CT & AI curriculum.
- Their first ML model: on Google Teachable Machine (in the browser, no account needed) your child trains an image-recognition model themselves.
- Block coding projects: joining blocks in Scratch to build small AI projects — the door to coding, without typing code.
- Canva for Education: posters, presentations and AI images — built for schools, legally safe even for under-13.
- Smart Internet, Safe Internet: what is okay to ask AI and what is not; never sharing personal information.
Lessons for this age group are designed for parent-and-child co-viewing. No personal AI accounts are created — only no-login or education-grade tools.
🧑💻 Class 8–10: AI Skill Builders
13+ tools · With parental consent- Prompting that actually works: asking ChatGPT and Gemini the right way — to understand homework, not to copy it.
- NotebookLM study system: upload a chapter PDF → get a summary, a quiz and an audio overview.
- Research like a topper: using Perplexity for research with sources, and cross-checking what AI says.
- The AI Project Cycle: the same framework used in CBSE’s AI skill subject (code 417) — so your child stays ahead in school projects.
- A first taste of Python and data: in small, friendly steps — aligned with the code 417 concepts.
- Creative AI projects: subject songs and memory tricks with Suno (with parental consent), designs with Canva.
- Their own study-buddy bot: building a custom Gem in Gemini — the first step into the world of AI agents.
- Deepfakes & misinformation: learning to spot AI-generated content — a life skill in 2026.
🚀 Class 11–12: Future-Ready
Advanced · Boards + beyond- An AI-powered study system: NotebookLM + Perplexity + ChatGPT working together — to make board preparation organised and efficient. (The hard work is still your child’s — we don’t sell shortcuts.)
- Python + AI hands-on: deeper practice and data basics — aligned with CBSE’s senior AI subject (code 843).
- AI agents & automation: what an agent really is, and building a personal study agent. Professional 18+ automation tools are shown only on the teacher’s screen.
- Present like a pro: AI presentations with Gamma (once 16+) and project recordings with Loom.
- Portfolio building: every project in one place — so after Class 12 your child has real work to show, not just certificates.
- The real picture of AI careers: how AI will shape different fields — grounded facts, not hype.
Which AI tools? Only the ones that are right for children
We have read every tool’s official age policy before choosing it. If a tool is 18+, it never reaches your child’s hands — it is that simple.
🟢 For every class (supervised / no login)
Train your own ML model in the browser — no account needed.
No account neededBlock-based coding projects — the friendly first step into programming.
School-safeDesign, posters, AI images — made for K-12, under-13 covered too.
Under-13 safeGoogle’s AI with a separate safety mode for teens; under-13 only via Family Link.
Family Link for under-13🟡 Class 8+ (13+ tools — with parental consent)
Doubt solving, better writing, practice in study mode.
13+ with parental consentGive it a chapter PDF — get summaries, quizzes and audio notes.
13+Answers with sources, so your child learns to verify.
13+ with parental consentCan’t remember a formula? Turn it into a song. Memory through music.
13+ with parental consentAnother assistant option for families with school Microsoft accounts.
13+ with consentAn AI design agent for posters and visuals — used with supervision.
13+, supervised useRecord a video presentation of your own project.
13+ (senior students)AI presentations in minutes — its policy is 16+, so senior students only.
16+ · Class 11-12 onlyClaude, ElevenLabs, HeyGen, Make and several other powerful tools are officially 18+. Many courses ignore this — we don’t. These tools appear only on the teacher’s screen as demos; student accounts are never created. Your child’s online safety matters more to us than marketing.
Course format: recorded lessons + LIVE doubt classes
The best of both — learn at your own pace, and reach a real teacher whenever you are stuck.
Every lesson is short, clear and simply explained — like a favourite teacher talking. Your child can pause, replay and learn at their own speed. Studies don’t stop even in busy school weeks.
Regular live classes where your child asks the teacher directly — “Sir, I didn’t understand this step.” The biggest weakness of recorded courses (feeling alone) ends here. Parents are welcome to sit in.
No heavy lectures and no difficult jargon — concepts are explained in simple language, the way children actually talk at school and at home. Understanding comes first; the technical terms follow naturally.
After every module your child builds something. AI is not learned by watching — it is learned by doing. That is why every band ends with a demo-ready project.
What your child will be able to do after the course
We don’t guarantee marks or ranks — no honest teacher can. We talk about skills, which you can see for yourself in the demo.
- Create their own revision material from school chapters — summaries, quizzes, audio notes.
- Ask AI the right questions — and verify the answers it gives.
- Train their own ML model, and explain how it works.
- Build small AI projects in Scratch or Python, depending on their class.
- Senior students: build a personal study agent and a ready AI portfolio.
- Recognise deepfakes and AI-generated misinformation.
- Most importantly: understand the difference between learning with AI and cheating with AI.
You can see all of this with your own eyes in the demo class — that is exactly why the demo is free.
Why GyaniPandit?
Because we are teachers first, and a company later.
We have 2000+ free lessons on YouTube. Before any course, watch how we teach — a teacher who teaches well for free will teach well in a paid course too. That is the trust we run on.
These numbers were not bought — they were earned, one student at a time.
The curriculum is aligned with CBSE’s new CT & AI framework (Classes 3-8) and the AI skill subjects (417/843) — with focus on understanding, not rote learning. What school doesn’t cover yet (like AI agents) comes as a bonus.
No fancy jargon, no sales pressure, no “last seat today” drama. Watch the demo, discuss at home, then decide. Our job is to teach — not to scare you into buying.
For parents: safety first, syllabus second
You are not handing your child to the internet — you are giving them a guided, safe environment. Here is how:
Every tool is chosen after reading its official terms of service. 13+ tools only with parental consent, 16+ only in Class 11-12, and 18+ tools never reach students. In Class 5-7, only no-login or education-grade platforms.
Accounts for 13+ tools are created with the parent’s consent — we guide you step by step on which account to set up and which safety settings to switch on (like Gemini’s Family Link supervision).
In the demo form we take your (the parent’s) details, not the child’s — exactly as India’s DPDP data-protection law expects. Children’s data is never used for ads or profiling.
We are not here to increase screen time — we are here to change what it is made of. The hour that went into scrolling now goes into training a model, building a quiz, making a project.
What to share and what not to, how to spot a deepfake, and why getting AI to “do” your homework is cheating yourself — this is a core part of the course, not an optional extra.
Class 5-7 lessons are designed for parent-child co-viewing. You can sit in any live doubt session, for any class. We have nothing to hide — that is why even the demo happens in front of the whole family.
Real questions from parents, straight answers
My child doesn’t know any coding. Will this work?
Screen time is already too much. Why one more online class?
Will this help with school marks?
Will we need AI accounts? Is that safe?
In a recorded course, who clears the doubts?
Won’t AI teach my child to cheat?
What device is needed? Is a laptop compulsory?
What is the fee?
The first step is FREE — book a demo class
In one demo class you will see exactly what your child will build and how they will learn. If you like it, we talk further. If not, no problem — you lose nothing.
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